Radio.SvobodaOnline Media OutletPart of: Radio Free Europe/Radio LibertyIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 20 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceRadio.Svoboda·May 4, 1999Energy crisis in Yugoslavia20 liters of gasoline per month - this is the norm of the release of fuel to owners of private cars in Yugoslavia after the NATO was introduced by the Embargo for the supply of oil and oil products to the SRU. All the direct neighbors of Yugoslavia - Bulgaria joined this blockade. Romania, Croatia. The Russian government does not interfere with private Russian oil export companies to conduct trading operations with Belgrade.Radio.Svoboda·May 4, 1999Out of Lynch in the speakingLev Roitman: The court, or rather, Lynch’s lynching does not have to be collective, it can be individual, and most importantly fair. The fact that this is so should be called to convince the picture of Stanislav Govorukhin, director and Duma legislator "Voroshilovsky arrow". The premiere of the picture took place as part of the Moscow festival of films and television programs "Law and Law and Society".Лев РойтманRadio.Svoboda·May 4, 1999Radio Liberty - Daily NewsThousands of Kosovo refugees who accumulated on the border with Macedonia spent this night in the open air . Over the past day, three trains arrived at the border, delivering 15 thousand people - mostly women, children and the elderly. Humanitarian departments cannot cope with the influx of refugees in Macedonia, the number of which reached two hundred thousand. Camps - crowded.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·May 4, 1999Radio Liberty - Programs - Seventh ContinentPresenter Alexey Tsvetkov Encryption technologies have been used on the worldwide computer network for a long time, their use is expanding, and technologies are being improved. Today Alexander Kostinsky talks about some aspects of the use of cryptography. Then Oleg Rodin will introduce us to some plans of the Federal Security Service, once again convincing us of the need for cryptography. In conclusion, Mikhail Kretschmer will present the website of State Duma deputy Irina Khakamada.Radio.Svoboda·May 4, 1999How are the consequences of bombing and oil embargo in the economic situation in SerbiaNatalya Golitsyna , London: The economic editor of the British newspaper Faynenhezhe Times Stefan Vokstil answers questions. "Nobody outside of Serbia can judge what is happening there. Obtaining accurate and comprehensive information is extremely difficult. However, it is quite obvious that the consequences of bombing and oil embargoa negatively affect the Serbian transport and energy systems and industrial production, including military industry.Radio.Svoboda·May 4, 1999Radio Liberty - Sport NewsFootball. The legendary coach, Sir Alf Ramsey, who in 1966 brought the England national team to victory in the World Cup, died on Friday at the age of 79. During his professional career, Ramsey spent 340 matches in the championships of England. From 1955 to 1978, he worked as a coach, including for 11 years, he headed the England team, which under his leadership spent 113 matches and suffered only 17 defeats in them.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·May 4, 1999Programs - Seventh ContinentCrypsy technologies are used in the World Wide Computer Network for a long time, their use is expanding, technologies are being improved. Alexander Kostinsky talks about some aspects of the use of cryptography today. Then Oleg Rodin will introduce us to some plans of the Federal Security Service, once again convincing the need for cryptography. In conclusion, Mikhail Kretschmer will present the website of the State Duma deputy Irina Khakamada. Radio "Freedom", the program "Seventh Continent".Алексей ЦветковRadio.Svoboda·May 4, 1999In the United States is a special envoy of the President of Russia to resolve the Balkan crisis Viktor ChernomyrdinPrograms Liberty Live Our guests Human rights History and modernity Science and technology Special programs Russia Economy Culture Eurasia Internet Sport The latest updates Crisis Terror Caucasian crisis Kosovo crisis Russian money Elections-99 Elections in Russia Opinions Opinions of readers and listeners Archive Russian information empires Pushkin - 200 years Government crises in Russia Search Server map and search for materials from the Russian service Copyright Information on the use ofRadio.Svoboda·May 4, 1999Bulgaria unilaterally banned oil exports from its territoryTatyana Vaxberg , Sofia: A few days before the European Union announced the embargo for the supply of oil to Yugoslavia, Bulgaria unilaterally banned oil export from its territory. This government’s decision was welcomed at a meeting at the top in Washington, but in Bulgaria itself it remained unnoticed. A practical ban on entry into Yugoslavia, which the Ministry of the Interior declared at the end of the previous week has reached more popularity in the country.Radio.Svoboda·May 4, 1999Economic sanctions are one of the last arguments to which Western countries are trying to convince the Yugoslav leader Slobodan Milosevich to agree with the Kosovo peaceful planYuri Zhigalkin, New York: One of the last arguments that Western countries are trying to convince the Yugoslav leader Slobodan Milosevich to agree with the Kosovo peaceful plan is economic sanctions. But he will not be as strong as his initiators initially hoped.Radio.Svoboda·May 4, 1999Radio Liberty - Culture NewsThe new room for Mona Lisa will be organized in the Louvre. The architect Lorenzo Pickes, noted for his work on the restoration of the Louvre, received a contract for a 200-meter hall for the only picture of Leonardo, in which no one will be crowded. The work will begin next year and will last 24 months. The NTV television company launches a new project "Home Theater". Each program consists of a costume miniature that famous Russian politicians play.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·May 4, 1999Radio Liberty - Daily NewsIn the coming days, the UN will begin to transport Kosovo refugees to Albania from Macedonia , where a critical situation was created. The number of refugees in Macedonia exceeded 200 thousand people. Camps for them are crowded. Over the past day alone, another 15 thousand refugees arrived on the border between Kosovo and Macedonia, who were forced to spend the night in the open air.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·May 4, 1999Newcomers in refugee campsIgor Pomerantsev , cukes: In refugee camps, the main event is the arrival of beginners. You can ask about loved ones, acquaintances, find out the latest news. In this news, as a rule, there is no novelty. Ethnic cleaning and operations are standard. When there are no newcomers, boredom reigns in the camps. I saw how two hundred people surrounded a girl who suddenly lost consciousness. The girl quickly came to her senses, but the crowd has not yet diverged.Radio.Svoboda·May 4, 1999Radio Liberty - Economy NewsThe Italian company Merloni Elettrodomestici has suspended the construction of a plant of gas and electric slabs in Fryazino near Moscow, the financial director of the Russian representative office of Andrea Ventura told Interfax. According to him, this decision is associated with an unpredictable economic situation in Russia. Construction may resume if the results of this year are satisfactory.Radio.Svoboda·May 4, 1999The results of the meeting of Bill Clinton and Viktor ChernomyrdinYuri Zhigalkin , New York: Viktor Chernomyrdin summed up his, almost hourly meeting with the American president exclusively laconic. “I think,” he said. “We approached the diplomatic resolution of the Kosovo crisis. The Russian messenger readily devoted several minutes to his brief communication with reporters from the White House steps to answer the Russian reporter’s question about what feelings the Russians feel about the crisis in Kosovo.Previous12NextShow more